The answer
Possibly, if CRA's eligible-relocation rules and other requirements are met. Distance, reason, new-location income, timing, reimbursements and expense categories matter, and not every move, repair, staging, mail-forwarding or duplicate cost qualifies. Keep receipts and qualified advice rather than budgeting a tax refund.
Calgary-specific context
CRA guidance can include certain old-home selling and temporary carrying costs under specific limits and conditions.
What to do next
Create the distance, income, move-date, reimbursement and receipt file before tax preparation.
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Important
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